Email List Building
Three weeks ago, Kari Chisholm had an interesting post about how to build an email list.
(I’m getting caught up on posting interesting reads today, in case you didn’t notice the flurry of posts.)
Three weeks ago, Kari Chisholm had an interesting post about how to build an email list.
(I’m getting caught up on posting interesting reads today, in case you didn’t notice the flurry of posts.)
Outsell has an excellent analysis of New York Times Select. Their blog post looks at what future moves the NYT online might make and has an early evaluation of the movement to paid content for parts of the site from the Times’ own Martin Nisenholtz.
Having just returned from 10 days away from the office on business and vacation, I’m left to catch up on several thousand blog posts. So here are my notes as I blaze through them at a blistering pace, no doubt missing some good stuff, but hopefully enjoying the foam on the cappuccino (OK, I don’t…
I graduated back in 1994 from American University in Washington, DC. I confess that I haven’t done the best job of keeping in touch with many of my fellow graduates — actually I can count on one hand the number of classmates I still socialize with regularly. But in recent years I have become a…
Steve Rubel reports: Gartner today released its Goldie Locks-esque “2005 Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies” report. The research identifies the tech industry’s “just right porridge.” It highlights the technologies that have moved from conception, to market over-enthusiasm, through a period of disillusionment, to an eventual understanding of its relevance in the market. Blogging, podcasting, RSS…
A Kintera/Luth study found that: On average, online givers donate in total (both online and offline) more than 50 percent more than those donors who do not give online.
I’m hiring two senior deputies for my new gig at DCI Group in Washington, DC. Specifically, I’m looking for a VP of Digital Operations and a VP of Digital Strategy.